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terraform apply only one tf

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terraform apply -target=module.module-1.aws_instance.ec2_example

terraform apply -target=aws_instance.ec2_example 

terraform apply -target=module.module-1.aws_instance.ec2_module_1 -target=module.module-2.aws_instance.ec2_module_2

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terraform apply -target=aws_security_group.my_sg -target=aws_security_group.my_2nd_sg

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terraform apply -target=aws_security_group.my_sg

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You can use the terraform -target flag. Or You can have multiple terraform modules in a separate directory. And then you can terraform apply there. As an example, assume you have 3 .tf files separately. But you need to run more than just one of them at the same time. If you also, need to run them more often it's better to have a terraform module.

terraform
    |--frontend
    |  └──main.tf
    |--backend-1
    |  └──main.tf
    |--backend-2
    |  └──main.tf
    |--modules-1
    |  └──module.tf
Inside the module.tf you can define which files you need to apply.

module "frontend" {
  source = "terraform/frontend"
}

module "backend-1" {
  source = "terraform/backend-1"
} 

Then issue terraform apply staying at the module directory. 
And it will automatically import instances inside those paths and 
apply it.

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